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Find files older then today & display with timestamp info
Small query-
I want to do some operation on all the files older then today. Before I do that operation, i want to verify if the command works properly or not. Surprisingly, the command below returns me file, which are created today - find /mrk_archive/PG/ftp/incomming/gbs/2008 -type f -mtime +1 -print| ls -lst | more Is there any other way to see the files selected by find , sorted as per the date with the timestamp information? Thanks & a Happy New Year !! Last edited by kedar.mehta; 02-19-2009 at 05:10 PM.. |
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